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A laptop powered by borohydride? Millennium Cell and Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology will collaborate on hydrogen storage technology for portable computers and communications devices. Millennium's Hydrogen-on-Demand system stores hydrogen in aqueous sodium borohydride for use in fuel cells. The companies want to develop a fuel-cell system that can supply more energy to electronic devices than rechargeable batteries using the same space and weight. Samsung and the South Korean government will provide funding to Millennium Cell |
| UPDATE | 05.03 |
| COMPANY |
- Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology - Millennium Cell Inc |
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